Veterans Administration: Over five million GI insurance policy holders
The Veterans Administration states that more than five million veterans hold GI insurance policies.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1963
Page
3
The Veterans Administration states that more than five million veterans hold GI insurance policies.
Howard Dunn of Columbus Jet reported to the sheriff’s office that a suitcase of dirty clothes, $63 in cash, and an Amoco gasoline credit card were stolen from his locked car parked at a gravel pit south of Lawn. He had left the items in the car while swimming. the vehicle remained locked and the sheriff’s office is investigating.
A 10 year old girl, daughter of Richard and Mrs Farley of Boone, was towed by a boat when struck by a motorboat driven by Carl Hess of Carroll on Black Hawk Lake in Sac County. She sustained cuts to the knee and elbow, possible broken ribs, and other injuries. She was taken to Boone hospital for treatment.
Mrs Fred Showalter of Conesville is hospitalized with leg and neck injuries after a Friday evening crash two miles north of Conesville on Highway 76. Officials say a Columbus City driver Charles Colbert attempted to pass another southbound car, swerved into the right lane, struck the Showalter vehicle, and forced both into a ditch. The Showalter auto was demolished and Colbert's car badly damaged. The collision occurred between 8 and 9 p.m. on Friday.
Mrs. Louise Gantenbein, school nurse, reminds parents of children entering kindergarten to complete physical examinations before school starts. Local doctors have extra forms and the completed paperwork should be brought on the first day. For more information call 263-3660.
Six year old Bryan Gerth suffered bruises and scratches when his bicycle darted from between parked cars into the path of a late-model car driven by Harry Gerth on East Fifth Street near Mulberry. He was treated at General Hospital and released. no charges filed.
Ronald Allen Wohlsdorf, 29, of Cresco, drowned Sunday while swimming with his wife and two of their three children on a sandbar in the Mississippi River. A trained swimmer, Wohlsdorf was teaching the children to dive when the accident occurred. his body was recovered about an hour later.
Durant hosts the annual boosters softball tournament where three pitchers Dick Brobaker of Hamm's, Lee Feterson of Lange's, and Vern Cook of Burgy each hurled no-hitters. Burgy Beer beat Hammen's of Rock Island 7-2 in the final as Buckhorn of Bettendorf and others fell in early rounds. Proceeds aid booster projects.
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